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Poem
August 12, 1985 ISSUE
True consent
DOROTHY P. SEAGREN
Just as a C.O.D. package might arrive
ready for payment and signature,
I almost signed for the triple-knotted lie
of bitterness, resentment, and reaction,
by believing it had a reason for arriving
and by giving it the currency of acceptance.
Just short of bringing it over the threshold of believability
I looked at the label
and found it wasn't mine to accept,
for it was addressed to:
mortal man, reactor,
listener to human opinions,
city of vulnerability.

August 12, 1985
Contents
August 12, 1985 issue
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When plots fail
LESLIE KIM MANEES
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While writing my résumé, this thought comes
WARREN BOLON
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Learning to progress peacefully
ISABEL F. BATES
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The Lord's Prayer: its instantaneous effect
THOMAS GUY SLATER
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Human or divine inheritance?
ELIZABETH LOVE ROTHE
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True consent
DOROTHY P. SEAGREN
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Sorting it out—the one fact that really matters
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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What your life can mean to others
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Does God know about accidents?
Kerry M. Knobelsdorff
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Raised in a Christian Science home, I often...
Virginia S. Mchenry
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I was brought up in Christian Science, had the opportunity to...
ROBERT S. LEWIS